Senate Tea Party Caucus - Revision history

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who has joined, and not joined

Aschlafly: Its first public meeting, with good attendance by grassroots Tea Partiers and the media, was held on January 27, 2011.

2011-01-29T18:43:56Z

Its first public meeting, with good attendance by grassroots Tea Partiers and the media, was held on January 27, 2011.

Martyp at 04:59, January 28, 2011

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The '''Senate Tea Party Caucus''' is a group of [[conservative]] Senators dedicated to listening and acting upon ideas and concerns of the [[Tea Party Movement]].

Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the movement and will attempt to strengthen it so that thr Tea Party remains a powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), has concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement but may ultimately join. <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>

== References ==

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[[Category:Tea Party Movement]]
[[Category:Obama Presidency]]
[[Category:Tax Revolts]]
[[Category:United States Government]]

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 The '''Senate Tea Party Caucus''' is a group of [[conservative]] Senators committed to listening to and acting upon the ideas and concerns of the [[Tea Party Movement]].
-Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the Tea Party and an opportunity to strengthen the movement so that it might become a more powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), have concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement, but may ultimately join this caucus.<ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>
+Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the Tea Party and an opportunity to strengthen the movement so that it might become a more powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), have concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement, but may ultimately join this caucus.<ref>[https://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>
 Its first public meeting, with good attendance by grassroots Tea Partiers and the media, was held on January 27, 2011.

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		+	!Joined the Caucus
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		+	\|Jim DeMint (R-SC)
		+	\|Marco Rubio (R-FL)
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		+	\|Rand Paul (R-KY)
		+	\|Pat Toomey (R-PA)
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		+	\|Mike Lee (R-UT)
		+	\|Ron Johnson (R-WI)
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		+	\|Jerry Moran (R-KS)
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		+	\|}
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 The '''Senate Tea Party Caucus''' is a group of [[conservative]] Senators committed to listening to and acting upon the ideas and concerns of the [[Tea Party Movement]].
-Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the Tea Party and an opportunity to strengthen the movement so that it might become a more powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), have concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement, but may ultimately join the Caucus. <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>
+Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the Tea Party and an opportunity to strengthen the movement so that it might become a more powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), have concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement, but may ultimately join this caucus.<ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>
 == References ==

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-The '''Senate Tea Party Caucus''' is a group of [[conservative]] Senators dedicated to listening and acting upon ideas and concerns of the [[Tea Party Movement]].
+The '''Senate Tea Party Caucus''' is a group of [[conservative]] Senators committed to listening to and acting upon the ideas and concerns of the [[Tea Party Movement]].
-Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the movement and will attempt to strengthen it so that the Tea Party remains a powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), has concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement but may ultimately join. <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>
+Led by [[Jim DeMint]], [[Mike Lee]] and [[Rand Paul]], their support signals approval for the Tea Party and an opportunity to strengthen the movement so that it might become a more powerful political force. Some conservatives, such as newly elected Senator [[Marco Rubio]] (R-FL), have concerns about co-opting the popular grassroots movement, but may ultimately join the Caucus. <ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2011/01/27/senate-tea-party-caucus-now-open-for-business/ Senate Tea Party Caucus now open for business, Daily Caller, January 27, 2011]</ref>
 == References ==